Haure, 2021

Bone dry despite coming from a region famous for sweet wine - weighty, golden and electric with acidity, off a single hectare of hundred-year-old vines in the Pyrenean foothills.

A dry white from Jurancon, in the foothills of the Pyrenees, a region better known for sweet wine. It comes from about a hectare of hundred-year-old vines where four local grapes grow mixed together in the same rows. Full and golden, but with a bright, zingy acidity and plenty of minerality running through it. Still young, with years ahead of it.